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3xBlackCobra

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When I lived in Tampa from 01 to 05, I had to evacuate once. The storm was not as big as Irma, but did hit Tampa and pushed through to Orlando. A lot of wind damage, but not so much on flooding.

I went in land to a hotel and took my Roush with me (Didn't have the Cobra at the time). There were a bunch of kids and families there ridding the storm out. I parked near the building and hoped roof tops and trees would avoid the car. Then I was worried about kids running around and scratching it.

It was a frigging nightmare for a car guy. Thank GOD nothing happened to the car. I drove back to my apartment complex afterwards and there were tree branches all over the parking lot (would have F'ed my Roush up pretty bad if I stayed).

If you feel you need to evacuate I would take the car with you "IF" possible. Your life is worth a hell of a lot more than that car though. If you live in an elevated area and feel by the time the storm gets to Orlando it will have dissipated enough that flooding will be minimal, then jack stands should help.

Good luck brother!!! Living in Florida is awesome, but those damn hurricanes are a major pain in the @$$ to deal with.

Thanks man! It's gonna be interesting for sure. I'm definitely worried about wind damage. This will be my second hurricane (the other one being Katrina)... I guess I like being around for the big ones...
 

3xBlackCobra

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I'm roughly 135ft above sea level so I don't think flooding will be an issue. I feel for people right on the coast though(guys like BMSTNG). They have wind AND potentially major flooding to contend with. Good luck everyone and be safe!
 

DSG2003Mach1

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My truck is stuck outside with he mustang and wife's car in the garage so I put it longways in front of the garage for an extra barrier
 

fast ford brian

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Same here. Cobra is in with the wifes car , truck outside. The local hospital has a nice 1/2 empty parking garage I thought about using though .
 

fast ford brian

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Yeah I topped of the tank in my truck and tried not to drive it much just in case . It'll about go anywhere in any weather .
 

headtiK03

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I parked mine in my father's garage which is located about an hour north of tampa. I live in an apartment in Gainesville and figured it would be safer there then uncovered in a parking lot.
 

04termi black beast

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My father house is getting hit by the wind hard in the Miami area, they are good so far buy the cobra is lucky for now his fance fell down in the opposite side of the cobra thanks god because is a heavy fance and the cobra us parked right next to it. I keep praying for them and my cobra and all those people affected.

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Before Irma.

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1Kona_Venom

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Not my Terminator, but my Shelby is parked at a storage facility. Spoke with my insurance rep and if it is catastrophic, the replacement value will cover the down payment for me to get a 13/14. I'm good either way imo
 

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